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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-28
RemilientraaSSie.

@oGbnnter, 9lih., q. Npril. .-E9Os.
5obnion ans Snoroiqe, EenH., iriiber 0a6er
mobubait bradte aefern 4beuO pm. SEQ.
g&. Gardner cine t06tIide unb Der frau
@arbiHer, Iejuer (Sohuion g ishbereu lgat.
tin, cine l.idte Euuo, bel uHb begging oauH
Selblmcr0. gr treuute fb bor mearereu
3obreu non IeiuGr 6rau, uno oteielbe btiras
tbete Dor etua 3Uet Satren pm. @aroiHer.
Sobnicu uar aus 8UcrUiIe bierhergefomm,u,
nm ieiue 6inoer 3u iebeH, uIleiu bic Frlu
tpcute Dies Hitt 5ugeteH, uHO bic Era960te
mar hn6 Rpiultot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-28

glebeIaub, Q, q. 4pril. l.-6riebria
StOu, Elm iunger 8ddergeieue, If ais augeb-
liter Gelbber Oes an Ula9gte Dtc&artbg be
caugenen Qufmcrus berbaitst nor0eu. @r
if am @efdt uub ben 6duoeu 5ertEast, uHo
iciue &leloer uareH, ale man tbH ieftuaHm,
3erfett uub seryiIieu. Der QHgetlaste be.
pouptet, er babe fh an leRteH Samitdgs'
9beuo (an meld)sm Der UtOro Ueritbt mur0e)
chi eirem b0bmiideu Bale betruHteu, iet
lui bem 6eiupege mebrere UtdIe Hje6erga'
faueu uuO Uife Hiht redt, mas ita auf Dem
6ejmne8t areiguete. Die BOIiJei bebauptet,
farf1 lmftaubsbemeiie gegeH oeU iuHg>u
g}auu in 6duoeu 5u babeu. ST. lit Der 0J9D
giueg adDtbareu Nabmai4lnen Ageuteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-28
200 cim BriiGenipruna.. .Grauf. .

Reu' 9 Ort. q. Apru.-3obu Dalton,
% Sabre att, iprang ipdt hsute 9t1dm,ttag
ron tsr Groo'Jpuer Bride belob uuo uura
1arGrt oil &oro elEts ia Der ytabe btiiu3li
den yIaterldIiieS 9enOmmeu. Die Bolilel
mnrtet ant has Eauoeu OeS gidtsridifieS, nm
Dalton 1u oerhafteH. 9ian meis nod uidt,
% her SPuu9er Serl5buugeu srltt. Dalton
muree BsHte AbeRo 0er1aitet. Gr 1T uiat
perlttt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-28
y. 81. 9nntt.

uufebIbarss UUtel gegen T!aIaria, 9q8s
pepfe, 2eberz uuo RerDgnleiOtu, ApPetIiIo=
fgIeit, 8er6auuu8sihudde uu6 ale tlmas
tiideH 6ieber. Diau foroere NIT yt. &. ( o.
mic uHo feiu uuoeres. so Gents Die Blaie3e,
8abiiattur gegsu 9opaei0eH Il. &erfoptuu8.
gt. &. 3abRtropteH (geroeH'Iooter)
hetIt 3abHihmer5eu iOrort; IS Gents bic
BIaldle. Ju aueH aPotbeGea 81 5a5eu'
(Hgrtl28, ,12gltD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-28
StuaFeft aeutoMf.

GuquRa, Ga., 27. apyil. - Ser gl.aer
8iutam @nruiu, rpeIder Dor rug.fdbr Sab
reafrilf bel @npHesbOro' ga., Ieineu 3Iafieu.
aeuoHen Biuiam 9antiuiau elmurbete, nm
Sauit etueu 9elafuugs5eugeu in elmer aegeu
ibu e1bobeutu 2ntln9e tUe9eu DiebRabl8 aus
bsm gDese 3u rdumen, III bier beute berbaf.
let moroeu. @arUiH mar eutTobeu, ua50em
pr bie Qeidbe beriharrt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-28
I'm eirte,n @nfti6 erHfdt.

ct. YOut8, 27. Gpril.-giHa Spe5taI
6epeIhe ron Eopata, 8auias, msl0et: beia-
rid glagel, elm 4rbeiter in 6erosr'8 GIFgs
iabrii, mar bsIhdftigt, eiHeu gUoBeH 8ottl4
irDeuolg nit elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
ar.Efreiteu. Die 6ar5e sHtUidelte eIneH
70 fartsu @sruh, oaB yiagel o5uHdht8
muIbe Sin auoerer arbeiter 0er'u4tt t1m
3u Siilfe gu fommeu, murbe Gber 8Iet4tals
uumobl unb muBtc oeu BerIut aufge5eu.
Ser lluglidlite uurot mad DtelGr gtupe an
bic friide guft bei0roert, bod ale 4uitreua
9uugr len gum 2ebeH 5uyiidJubun8en, pareu
prFnfrIoa
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maaaie QlbreaNs Wl6reer.

gepurf, RS, 27. Epril. l.-Siucsuco
Barra3,o, Der StalteHer, neltlr IN Gauaou
nuter ser Iutlage Uerbaitst mHroe, Uaqgle
4lbrett in einem btefQeu 8oroeu ermor0et
AL babeu, bat isiHe Shul0 eiHgefau0eu.
Seiner augabe nad Oerieete ibm U2aggtc
;uerif eiueH Sdla9, morauf er iu 3ora &C.
rinth ttr1h ne Prfadl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-28
@rant,s @ebnrtstna.

BittS bHrg, Ba., p. 4priI. - Der
y4mericuss @luD" ieterte beute 4beuo ben
G5. 9abreatag Der @eburt 5es @el. Graut
burd eiH 8autett i'm gYtouOugubela- 6ouie."
Inter BEN GdReH betauben fb @OuUarueHr
6Or0ter OOn Ohio, Gberf 6reoertd graut,
Adtb. s. s. yiep aus SuOidUn u. u. Son.
oerHeur 6Oratsr belt Die bauptiidide Geoe,
uu6 auBer6em uuroeH BIicia uoH GOscOe
@oItllHg, 3ObH 2. gSiie, $50. Q. SJItptu
Il. u. 0elleieH.
8aiBtHgton, 3. g., p. Qpril.-3u
Der metropolitan. DletloOtifeu=6i fauO
beute AbeH0 gu @brsH 6es IS. @eburtStages
be8 @eneralS graut cine @e0ibtuBfaier
ftatt. ul16es Q. 9raHt, iuu., uu0 ZJeIie
81. @paHt befau0en itd unter ben 4nmeIau.
ben. YafOr Or. S. 8. gepmau ip-Qd elm
9ebet, @eneral GoltOu, @r-SeHerQlpofmai-
fer &reameu NIB @euerul @. 9. Buroette
bielteH 8eOeu, uHo 6rau @milg Eborntou
Charles 0erl16 Elm 9eleaeubett5qe otd)r.
Rem Dorf, q. aprJ. - gJue gro53
QH;abl 6reuuoe uuo 8eUuuoerer 0es Seae-
rails @yaHt Orguuifrte beute G5euO eiueu
&sl5iH, Uelder aulibnJA ben Sa5urtslg
res 0arf0rbeutH Gr.HTdR0euteH ieiaru iou.
I It tlEpuQd)Iiten D}t9Iie6tr iH0 General
y. :. SAarmaH, 81 Senator ]tasc0e GoH'
tItr9 mo " Senator 4tsr. Die Donald,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-28
Apdlmaffer i'm ohfnthnI.

g Gbitago, 27. aFliI.-8ie elue Spes
5ialospeite Gus Guausolue, 5no., bsli4tet,
III her Slug u0breuo Der legtgH Gage baoeu.
teuo ougewahian uu0 bate Uorgefern 4ben6
etue BeiCrguiB erregeuce 60be erreidt. Die
glteberuugeu in Der llmgegeno itebeu tb5il,
neiie inter g8afer uuo Der 6IuS ftigt nod
fiiHtlih. 9tngsIaufenen 8srttteu aus Sa8
per 3uioIse bat Der Botolas6luB cine bebeut.
Iide 66be erreidt. Die I2Ibleu, Sabr,tcu,
8oI3b6fe uuS OteIe BObnbduier fHO bic
4 6uB bod inter 2Ba1er gaistt. Der 8abus
Eoi Der ugOuisBile GUausoide ct, 2ouisa
Girsgiua. Sabn" if Dou ben 6lutbeH umges
ben uuo oas QaH6 3miideH Saeper uHO pun.
tiu9bur9 if in cine groBe Sniel Uernaubelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-28
9as ttitt Cpftr Oes Grie8s ttt 8aWE'
Dina 6 pttttfB.

Defiance, ., q. April. - Breoerid
8teBes, Elm SOlbat Der Itilijcompa9ule,
uelde bon EOlebo mad Baulotu8 &ouutp,
o, abgeitidt murbe, nm oa5 b0rtisa SauaLs
6sierbOir gu bsBadeH, Uuroe in Der Uergaus
g5ueH yiamt, pdbgeuo er aui Baae Itauo,
ourd 8uidGtge &Htaoung isIues tig:HeH Sc
mebres get0otet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-28
Ntttttcblne Eattatters.

0liHUeap poIis, Dlmu., 27. 8pril.-
2sUt amer Spe3ial- Dgpite aus 8Ierre, 0as
fotI, tabsu bic mfiBeu AuIcOler belejt3 be
goHueG, cie Big Bsuo 3ieIer0otOn Ri rdI
nea. DsnleIbeu Fuo orti Gage TJlf aes
udbrt norben, innerhaIb maI1tr Die 5r-
oiouyr @ebiete poQfdHoiq gerdumt ialH
ntHen, miorigsniau5 bas DlilITdr ainidreis
tet. Die 3ur lleberpaduug Der 0ei5roItiou
bierber cOmmauOirteu Dtanui4afteu perOeu
0rei 2Eo6en in Der &ron Gree 0(eiers
patton UerneileH. GeBtsre iou BON Der 5le.
gteruu8 sum gr0BtIu Ibail eiugeJiuHt me-
ter. Inter oeH partrtebeneH auia0IerR
bettidt groBe Grblttgruug iiber bic StreHge,
nit psI6Cr bic GrstCetbUug gebauOb1bt
mr0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-28
8eEnatImteE,

Die beutige Steueretuuabme betrug $780,.
622 unb bic 3oleiuHcbme $792,547.
Sine @ommtiFou, oereu Gorfser @apitdu
f. M1. Ramiag ia, oeriammslte ii5 beute i'm
SlottsnoepartemeHt, I'M bic YIGiuug Der Elm.
9elaufepen @ldne fir bic 3u bauenOeH Ban
Jeridiffe BON ie 5000 Conner 81 beginner.
Gberfs2ieutennnt Qa3eue bat bic grueH.
nung gum yia9folger bes berfOrbeueuOberfs
QteutsHaHts ScOtt in Der 2eituHg Der 8er0is
ieRtIi6uHg Der n&ebellion.Rec abges
lebnt. 2Babriheinlid5 miro 6HTf5s@sueraLs
AolutaEt &tnCent banlit betrant pereen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-28
0Genm's g6tpefslIetfe,

ssIas ue5.u t5rcnTsinl8enssH Br'uns,n Ebsumas
ttBmus Il. Bi@t BstGt IL. oealsIbsa sorbeaes.
etc E5R RopHaorf aab seebiu0eyt Sails
belt uuo 5erl6eert ggaapsg0sH bs8 Gaarss.
Gergts TdBmsu Fs taasa pdTmFsa gu55gaasR.
sEssaa isbe oasaui, oaa ,U. p. Gstttsas
toaa aaTi Tisssm gaaetaseraatiR, IsaH ia 0ls
getIe ni@t act,
EpotBsG,r osy'auf,n Fs GU 25 Seats; 3 staae
iatrb,u stasu gtntuoaus bon 90 Seats ta BoRa
.-.a-e.. ny Won -.r--raL.
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som ge0rn fd1t1er erFratff.
Wttp Nnrfer glnhrfhfef,. .

1tO Saueiro, y. 4pril. - Dom Re
bro, aaiier Don 8rafiIteu, Iiegt ihper fraHt
baEnieher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-28
gus Der gunOesoaaptRaat.
Gi5eababueu uuS RsatsruugsEauOereteH

Rafbtngtou, .. g., 27. gpriL. -
Brdfbent @ls0elano bat oem Setretdr oes
Suuern Elm lduuerss S6reibeu be;dgltm Der
Streitfra9e SUiideu @uilforO 0ither, eiaem
4ufebIer, NIB Der nyIoroIt4eu BactfcsSt'
isubabu" jugeididt, meIde bic 6rage iiber
bas @igeutbumsre6t auf gemliie Regieruu95.
l1nbereien i'm 3erritorium Babingtou IN
rolUirt. Serihiebene Re9teruHgS ba=
ben ben Fau unteriuGt uHo mi0eripre6enoe
aufjtteu oariiber qeduBert. Wttuer be9aups
tet, felt 1873 oas 4anb ais Qniieoler in lei
mem 8eiee gebabt uHo mertbOole Serbedez
ruuqeu oGrauf DOrgeUommen 5u babeH. Die
Sabugeie1idaft bagegen beanlprutt oas
2ano inter elmer in 1872 gemahten 0Gnos
henfuug ais ihr gigentbuul. Der BrdFoeut
lest in ieinem S9relben auseiuanoer, es
Ideiue ibm fra9tth, 0b bic 8abugeieul9aft
iett, ul6 Is Sabreu, oas fra9ltte GanO,
neldes nur eiHeu Sbeil beS Qaucfrtt)8 bill
bet, Der uuter Der fraglideu Sdeufuus5atts
rli5r0iTt muroe uuo aus Deldem Die 8lbH
0as fir ibr uhteruebmeH Hotbmeu0l9e araal
ouRmdblen ieLlte, nod beanipruden tonne.
IS babe id5merlidl IN Der Ibidt Oes &Ou9rels
Ies qeleQeu, 10 Diele 92illi0neH ader 10 l0u9e
ron Der 6uItur abRuidIieBeu, UHO Die Sa9Hs
aejeuihaft bdtte iebenfalls 3eit geuug &C.
babt, aus3um6blen, mas le brauAe. Seiuer
Ibes BraToeuten) AnFht mad ihreibea ole
Gbidnitte 2450 uu6 245l Der reDtoirted Sta'
tuten eiue Dtetbooe Dor, our6 peIte bic Be-
nmten Res 8epartement5 Oes 5uHeru Die
Streitfra9e l0ien t0nnteu, HnO CT empteble
ibHen bauer, geeigHete Sdritte 5ur SeIle'
gun9 bes 8isput5 5u eT9relteu.
zas iHteritaatIiAe getfsbss'Geieb.
Son Der yBbilabeIpbier BooIsYlerdaHt5
afociationo ift Der 8s&iienbabn- Son.
milton cine ReiOlutiou iiberiau6t wOrOeH,
uOriu bieie @eieuihaft gegeu bic Su5peuot'
ruHg Der ulOng and short haul-"Slduiel gu
@unfen Der Bacific Babueu prOteitJrt. au5
Connecticut in Elm dbuliher PrOtef in 8ejug
auf sin einihIdgiges 9eiud Der yReDsYO YOrts
ysms5oUe- S0rtforo &iieubabugeieaiaaft"
eingelaufeu.
2ie Gsrtehrs @0muiFOu belt beute ibre
erffe SituHg in atIauta, @a., uHo Habm
0erihieteHe @ingabeH entge9eu.
Rs0eudea unb auBsabtu Der Rsaierun8.
Die @eiammtSiuHahmeu Der RegisruHg
i'm IauienOeu 0toHnt belaufeu fd iomelt AMI
$27,I24,O ,O99 NIB bic Aus9abeH aui $I1 ,622,
253-ein Rettogepinnf BON $l5,5Ol ,545 iiir
ben eiueH D2oult. Die groBeu @iuuabmeu
unO berbdItni5maBis aeI,ngeH 2Iusgabeu
fsueH in ausftt, oNB ote 9tatiouaIi4ulb i'm
Uionot 4prI nm u bic Is UtiutOHsu Dol
Tor rohg VAn~4
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6tu'8 Bartfarbe

Cauambuau8 0aI,ns) tR st: 5sas. aug so gsa''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-28

9lom, q, April. -- go miro balbofijieu
nugegebeu, baB Der 8atiIau in FOlgs Der
Gadridt, baB 6raulrsid nieber in quite Bee
giebuugeH nit 6em Bupfe 8u treteu Uiuidt,
cine aus ber0orrdsenbeu BrdluteH beffebsuoe
gommtfoH erueuueu ujrb, Hm bic i6pebeu=
6en StreitirageH 3u priifeH.
ERarFi naD BBrFe.
goubon, 27. Npril. - Ber. Staten
EbIigatiOueH: 4spro5. 1921, Ditto 4isproI.
1929. Gfttsu: a.zS.sB. 48i, Ditto BriOr.
--, gnH.sBac. 655, @rie -, Ditto Prior.
1868, 81. Central --, Wgricau 65g, st.
Bou 986, q. 3. Central -, Benujel.
panic 6O9, 8eabiHg 228.
giOerpOoI,27 q. Npril, 1890 glittags. -
Baummoue: gtitteliOrte DberliHoer 9l16;
bitto ytawsCrleaus 8 5,8. - Die 8artduie
betrUseu 5000 9ouen, Equalization uub
4uefIbr 1000, 3ufu6r $500.
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llnitr @ettteter IN DieH.

Qoubou, q. gpriI. Der Bjerer Cor
refpouoeat Der uEimes" beUebtla9t ben Jms
faro, oaB Sg. See BET Der 8el5Buua 0eS
omeliiaui den @eiaHbtibaf8poReus iL alien
iibergoHgsu nurve, uH5 eIildI,, 0etieIbe
i6ure, uatbtm er Olf,ieG uao in Der @eieu
itaIt ais 8erUejer Der Ser 5taG,eu aufge
UommeH moroeu ie,, uatHrlid u-at mieosr
als gegati1hSielTCtGc oa5leibeu. pr. gee
neroe eemnaait poa g3ien absiieH.
, 1887-08-17
DIFFUSION AT NON2ARELL.
THE KNIVES IN WORKING ORDER.

On Thursday 18th inst. the cutters at Pin.
NOnpGreSJ were put about, after the knives
had been altered by Mr.. Schulze of the Ac-
en-Maschinen-frabrik, Sa~ngerhausen, Ger
many, in the presence of Messrs. Allen, Til.
ley, Cornish, Seedorff, Jones, Schulz, Gar
nett, R. Porter, B.. Porter, Capt. Porter and
Hon. B. II. Jones, the intention being to
show to experts in engineering and sugar
making that the machines were quite equal to
the work guaranteed of them. After a pre-
liminary trial in the morning; nine tons of
cane were left over to be cut in the presence
of the gentlemen invited to attend the trial.
The canes were thrown on to the platform by
ten coolies, from two punts, three tons hav--
ing been already packed to start the machine,
for only one machine was used. Six men
fed the six hoppers and two hands were kept
on the diffusion platform to attend to the re-
ception of the chips. The 9 tons of cane were
cut up in exactly 40 minutes and it was as
much as the men could do to keep the hop
pers supplied with cane. Indicated diagrams
were taken by Messrs. Jones and Cornish, the
results of which will be made known in due
course. NoRpGreI is furnished with three
machines guarantee BED capable of cutting up
400 tons of cane in "a hours and the signif.
canoe of the present trial will be understood
when as a matter of fact two machines at the
rate at which they were worked have been
found more than capable of cutting up the 400
tons guaranteed, enabling us to have the
third machine as a reserve. The machines
were entirely self-feeding, no force being re-
CURED to make the canes go through the cut
ting discs, as was the case when Mr.. Hogg
was with US in May. Our only regret is that
Mr.. Schulze could not make it convenient to
be with US whilst Mr.. Hogg was in the colony
AS it is,-owing to improved arrangements
consequent on our experience) and the large
crop on hand for the end of the year, the large
trial of Diffusion cannot take place before
February 1888, when personally, I have no
doubt but that the new system will entirely
supersede the old.-Yours,
ARR GARNETT.
To Editor, Argosy.
, 1887-08-17
ST. CROIX STATION.

New York, August st h.-Further details
of the Illinois railroad accident state that
more than ITO persons were killed, and no
words can describe the horror of the scene.
The Railroad Coy. allege that the bridge
was burned by incendiaries to facilitate
thieving, but this version is considered q
disgraceful attempt to shift the blame,
although certainly much robbery occur
red.
The Under Secretary of State for India,
in reply to a question in the House of
Commons, stated that the Maharajah
Holkar of Indore, and the other Indian
recipients are delighted with the hOnors
conferred on the occasion of the Queens
jubilee.
In the House of Commons, during the
debate on the Lords amendments to
the Land Bill, Mr.. Parnell declared
that Ear! Cadogan's amendment, re-
ducing the rents by q scale proper
tionate to the fall of prices, was decep-
tive. The amendments had diminish
ed the value of the bill to half, and it
would be no loss if it were postponed for
another year.
Mr.. Balfour declared that the amend
ment had been caused by the request of
the Chief Land Commissioner. Sir
William Harcourt and Mr.. Chamberlain
both spoke in opposition to the amendment,
and the Marquis OF Harrington proposed
the postponement of the rent clause,
accepting the other amendments.
The Paris papers announce that an
agreement has been arrived at respecting
the naturalization of the Suez Canal.
New York, August l5th.-The death ~
announced of NJ. Jules Etienne Pasdeloup,
the popular Partisan musician.
Dispatches from Tirnova state that
Prince Ferdinand has arrived. On arrival,
he took the oath as Ruler, and signed the
Constitution, thanking the Regents. He
has accepted the resignation of the
Ministry, and dissolved tho Sobranje.
It is understood that he has insured his
life for 100000 forms. The situation
now wholly depends upon Russia, whose
Ambassador at Constantinople has formal
ly protested against Prince Ferdinand's
assumption of power.
DR.. Virchow, who was a candidate for
the Rectorship of the University of Berlin,
has been rejected.
Lipski, the alleged Whitechapel murder
, 1887-08-17
S'TH5 AVIS. -
6trisiianstrd 81. gruiT.
Wednesday, 18th August 1887

From a very interesting letter which we
reprint to-day from the DemerarG Argosy
it will be seen that the difficulty with the
cane-slicers which was experienced in the re-
cent trials at Nompareil, has completely dis
appeared. New slicing machines have oeen
constructed by a member of the German firm
supplying the diffusion machinery, and they
have, in a trial recently made, done their
work even better than the firm had promised
in its bargain with Mr.. Quintin Hogg; 1t is
worth noting that the recent trial, short as
it was, has suggested improved arrangements
to such an exteut that, with the heavy crop
before them, the Nonpareil people will not
be able to get ready for the main trial OF t the
diffusion process till February next. The
writer of the letter anticipates such a com
plete success that the new system will then
entirely displace the old on that property,
and if successful there it will doubtless spread
rapidly through the West Indies.
, 1887-08-17
Observation-Disclosures FOR18ss.

Speaking of the contents of this official
volume, the San ia rnGmdo Gazette says:
The first thing that strikes us, i'm com.
pairing the Colony's condition in 1886 to
that of the preceding year, 1886, is that, in
spite of the regrettable shortness of the
Sugar crop, and the consequent decrease
Of the export duty, the revenue of 1886
exceeded that of 1885 by the sum of
234, 100 o. 54d. This of itself is all EN-.
~couraging feature of the elasticity of the
Colony's resources, and ought to tighten,
materially, the dependency created by tho
untoward prospects of the sugar c~ultiva-
ton in the COLONY; for it proves that the
community is prep lring itself for the worst
that may happen in the event of a collapse
of the sugar industry in the West Indies.
, 1887-08-17

From Dagbladet of 21st July we notice
that OH the Goth ultimo the Son of their
Royal Highnesses Prince Valdemar and
Princess Marie was baptised in the palace
in Amaliegade, the ceremony being wit
messed by their Majesties the King and
and the Queen, III. r. FL. the Duke of
Chartres, the Crownprince and the Crown
princess with Princess Christian and Carl
and Princess Louise, their 81. Princes
Wilhelm and Hans, His Excellency the
Minister of the Council, and the other
Ministers, &C., &C.,
The Prince obtained the names Aage
Christian Alexander Robert.
The Sponsors we're their Majesties the
King and the Queen, their MajeSties the
Emperor and the Empress of Russia, and
their Royal HighneSses the C%rownprince
and the Crownprincess.-St. ThOm0 Iiden-
de.
, 1887-08-17
GOOD FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
ANTIGUA, ~

We acknowledge that it WAS with con.
siderable timidity we stated in our issue of
the l4th u!timO, the current report of the
surplus in the Treasury being ElO.O0O; Inns
we are now assured that the amount we
then stated is below the mlrk-as the bal.
ance sheet to the Both June 1887 gives these
figures
Deposits at interest i'll Colo
NAL Bank. !. .96,8OO 0 o
Colonial Bank - Current
account 6,593 8 2
and instead Of $4,000 we
have the large amount of .E13,393 152
We confess being amused at the amount
to credit of Immigration Account
Might not the word be stransposed to
'Emigration,n for there are more lahourers
in the vineyard than there are grapes to
be gathered; and this reminds us that M.
, 1887-08-17
80 withdrawals

Balancs fdepositstodat ,992.77
Total amount Of deposits
to date .......-.- $73, 629.24
Receiuerse for Saturday Goth Aug Wst 1887.
5a In Christianst ed.
Thomas Elliott Esqr. - 500, Trustee.
M. A. Prettp Esq, Member
In Frederiksted.
J. 5Jantzen Esor. - Trustee.
~. B. Deposits received from 3tol5
o'clock p. m. Withdrawals take place only
between 8 and 4 o'clock. Yge 8,4.a}
P. M. ANDERSE Y,
President.
, 1887-08-17

er, has been respited for one week for
further investigation.
Two French aeronauts claim to have
assembled 1000 metres.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-06-04
A Story With Small Moral.
Little Rock Gazette. |


 A story with moral comes all the way from Oakland. Cal. That four ishing town boasts of dashing young woman of wealth. a Miss Lilly Brown. This dashing young woman's dominat- ing freak was d desire to become d widow by the shortest route. So she made a contract with an cnterprising Oaklandcr, one Anson A. DuPuv, to furnish her as a husband some man known to be i'll the last stages of an incurablc disease. Mr. Frank Mckee. warranted to be dying of consilmp- tion. was produced, accepted. and the twain were marriel.
 The horrible feature remains to be told. Instead of going on with his dying, Soothcd by the presence and loving ministrations of the radiant Lily, Mckee suddenly began to inn prove. and k already out of the iuris- diction of the doctors who had num- berd his days on their tablets. It is q case of genuine Scotch obStinacv. which doubtless the statutes against fraud ought to reach. but about which they are strangely silent. Meanwhile the blooming aspilant for gushing widowhood and becoming widows weeds points the finger of malice at the unfortunate marriage broker. who points the finger of disgust at the doe tors for not knowing how to pick out a last-gasp consumptive.
 Moral: young woman, don't marry a man in the hope of speedily becom- ing a blooming widow. Young man, don't marry woman in the hope that the angels will come soon and carry her away. Death is seldom in hurry in cases of this kind.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-06-04

degree. Two views are to be secured. the first being expected to represent all stars down to the fourteenth mag nitnde, and the second of short expos ure so as to insure greater sharpness and accuracy of image, to register down to the eleventh magnitude only. If four square degrees is agreed upon as the size of the field more than l0.- 900 plates of each series will be re- quired to complete the undertaking. Each observatory will be assigned distinct area of the sky. Already four observatories in the northern hemi- sphere and two in the southern have arranged to take part in the work, and many others expect to do so. The cost to each observatory is placed at S20,000.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-06-04
Thackeray's Old Haunts in Paris.
1 From "Cnpublished Letters of Thackerav,
 in Scribner's Magazine

From "Cnpublished Letters of Thackerav," '"
 in Scrbners Magazine.
 l went to see my old haunts when came to Paris thirteen years ago, and made believe to be a painter-just after l was ruined and before I fell in love and took to marriage and writing. It was very jolly time, I was as poor as Job and sketched away most abom- inably, but pretty contented: and we used to meet in each others little rooms and talk about art and smoke pipes and drink bad brandy and water. That awful habit still remains, but where is art, that dear mistress whom I loved, though in very indolent. capricious manner, but with a real sincerity?-I see her far, very far off. tilted her, know it very well; but you see it was Fate ordained Mdt mar riage should never take place; and forced me to take on with another lady, two other ladies, three other ladies; mean the muse and my wife &c., &c.